Sentence examples for be ascribed to screening from inspiring English sources

Since then it has dropped yet more, despite minimal advances in treatment and the increased risk factors noted, so the continuing reduction can be ascribed to screening.

Although cure rates from breast cancer have continued to improve such that absolute numbers of breast cancer deaths have dropped in many countries despite rising incidence, only some of this can be ascribed to screening with mammography, and debates over the true value of population-based screening continue.

Therefore, the high referral rate may be ascribed to the introduction of digital screening.

Differences could be ascribed to the different period of screening (OEC survey was performed at the end of 1990s); this is particularly true for smoking prevalence, which has been changing after the introduction of the Italian anti-smoking legislation in January 2005 banning smoking in public places.

This decrease can thus be ascribed to opportunistic early detection by cytological screening that is more effective in detecting SCC than adenocarcinomas [ 27].

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

We therefore used peripheral leukocyte gene expression as a screening tool to identify global trends in gene function that might be ascribed to the action of glyburide.

Treatment failure cannot be ascribed to lack of adherence to antidepressants, as we have previously shown that antidepressants were detected at post-mortem screening to a large degree [ 21].

That, clearly, should be ascribed to judgment, not luck.

It can be ascribed to two sides.

This can be ascribed to the following.